Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
Psrsonais ard ErfaTs.

Senator Stubs, OF Gloucester. i I'D the
city.
judge W. J. Robertson, OF Charlottes-
vile, IS IN the city.
Mrs. J. r. Johnson, Of Christiansburg,
is stopping at Ford's.
Mr.. william L. Nelson left last night on
a business trip North.
Only civil cases were tried in the Hus-
tings Court yesterday.
Mrs. A. IntropOdi is visiting her son,
Mr.. +. IntrOpOdi, at the American.
Miss Marian O'DonneI left the city for
New York, her future home, last week.
The West.En Hunting Club have re
turned from a trip to Powbatan county.
Mr.. Maurice Lew, who has been visiting
his plrents in Baltimore, has returned
home.
Miss Anra johnson, Of Christiansburg,
Is stopping at Mrs Camps, lOll east Clay
street.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Faris, deputy treasurer
of AlbemarIe county, was in the city yes
terday.
Colonel John Hampton Hoge, Of Chris
tiansburg, one Of Governor Lees staff, is
ut Ford's.
Miss Annie Walker, OF Augusta county.
is The guest OF Mr.. Alexander Turk, Of
west Clay street.
Mr.. NJ. u. EliiCk. Of Greenylle, n. c.,
and Hon. Charles Waldstein, OF san Fran.
cisco, are in the city, the guests of Mrs. NJ.
EIlic6.
The Governor has refused to pardon
James NJ. Mann, OF Scott county, who Is
incarcerated in the penitentiary for COM
hitting felony.
Mrs. Rush Burgess, Of Newark, n. j.,
who has been spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. b. Ramos, has re.
turned TO her home.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Caughy and Misses
Addie and BERTHE Caughy, OF Baltimore,
are IN the city. the guests Of Mrs. John NJ.
Higgins, 2l3 Nineteenth street.
The wife Of Major James II. Hill, general
baggage agent OF the associated railways Of
Virginia and the Carolinas, died in Will
mington, \. c., yesterday morning.
The sheriff Of Warwick county yester-
day delivered at the penitentlary a c0lOled
man named John Holmes, sentenced for
eight years for assault with intent to Kill.
The British schooner Wandrian, 81
tons, T. A. Marston, master, cleared for
Santos, Brazil, Yesterday with 2,47O barrels
Of -four, valued at sl1, 405; shipped by the
Haxall Crenshaw Company.
Captain Frank Cunningham entertained
a party Of friends at his residence on last
Menday evening. Captain Cunningham
sang several selections, and was assisted
by Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan and others.
The Methodist Sunday.School Society
will hold meeting at Broad-Street church
this afternoon. An address will be de-
liyered by Rev. c. p. Lyford, OF Syracuse,
Ny.
Mr.. John A. Cummings, OF Boston, Mass,
past supreme regent Royal Arcanum and
past supreme dictator knights OF Honor,
who died last Thursday, will be buried to-
day. Deceased was well known In Rich
mond.
Numerous amendments TO the constitu-
ton OF the Chamber OF Commerce will be
submitted OF the quarterly meeting TO be
held at L. NJ. Thursday-the same being
intended to increase the usefulness OF the
organization.
Mr.. +. NJ. Castine, manager OF the Mo-
Fart Academy OF Music, has been presented
as a Christmas present by the attaches OF
the house with a beautiful gold badge.
with the Elk's head and motto and the let.
tiers "B. L. .. H."
Lewis Upshur, chief clerk 10 w. b.
Waldran, OF the Newport News and MssIs.
Hppi- Valley Company's Broad street Office,
has resigned his position to accept the secre-
taryshipofthe Southern Accident Insurance
Company. L.W. Powers, formerly cashier
has been promoted to ill the chief clerk.
ship, and Mr.. Frank II. Walton to the posi-
ton Of cashier. Messrs. Walton and Powers
are both old railroad-men.
President Sully, OF the Danyille Com.
pauy, has issued a circular uLder date Of
January 9th, saying: "Maior James Il.
Dooley, as second vice-presiGeut Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
has charge OF the legal department OF the
company, and Judge II. Ii. Marshall, as
general counsel OF the company, has charge
OF the offices OF the law department at
Washington, ID. G. All reports will be
made at the Washington Office as usual"